Kerel is the name of a sailor, the name of a traitor, murderer, homosexual. Georges Carel... “He grew, blossomed in our soul, nourished by the best that is in it, and, above all, by our despair,” writes Jean Genet. Carel is the angel of loneliness, the Old Testament challenge to Christianity. A same-sex universe of betrayal, theft, murder, what does it have in common with ours? First of all, passion. Through the blue glass of defamiliarization, we see the same eternal movements of the soul, and the borderland of situations only turns this glass into a lens, allowing us to examine in more detail the dark sides of our unconscious. The famous novel by the classic of French literature of the 20th century, Jean Genet, will interest all lovers of intellectual reading.